Article • June 19, 2019
California’s Sexualized Curriculum and the Equality Act
The war on family gets worse.
Feature • December 1, 2002
Aftereffects of an Election
Germany’s September election put a weak and unpopular government back in power. But it also provided a glimpse at where the country is headed.
Article • August 31, 2008
The Weekend Web
Gustav aims for New Orleans, Republicans head to St. Paul and Russia is looking east; plus, where to buy gasoline for 87 cents a gallon!
Article • November 26, 2008
The Welfare State Spreads
America’s addiction to big government cannot last. But there is an alternative.
Feature • January 1, 2013
Lessons From Sandy
Nature’s fury was bad enough. But then came the ravages of human nature.
Article • June 13, 2009
The Week in Review
Hezbollah goes 11 for 11, Israel gets backed into a corner, and the anti-Treasury bond.
Article • August 24, 2009
America the Corrupt
The last bastion of freedom in the world is caught in the vortex of entrenched and uncontrollable fraud and corruption.
Feature • March 1, 2009
A Softer Approach to Fighting Terror
What message does the president’s pick for CIA director send?
Article • June 12, 2019
Facing Trade War With U.S., China Teams Up With Russia
Global tensions are bringing their relationship to ‘an unprecedentedly high level.’
Feature • February 2, 2026
Jury: Lopping Off a Teen Girl’s Breasts Is Medical Malpractice
Article • November 30, 2008
The Weekend Web
India reevaluates its alliance with the West and the new, new deal. Plus, guess who the real winner is in the global financial crisis?
Article • July 15, 2011
The Week in Review
The other Karzai is killed, what the Turkish government thinks is “unthinkable,” the Catholic Church covers up—in the middle of a cover-up scandal, China dives deep, and the U.S. argues over a notional “debt ceiling.”
Article • July 14, 2009
Reforming Health Care: Deforming Economic Health
The “free lunch” lie is served.
Article • September 3, 2015
The EPA’s Waters of the United States Rule Sunk by Judge, but Federal Power Grab Is Full Steam Ahead
The Environmental Protection agency is using the Navigable Waters Act to amass an astounding amount of federal power. It is part of a dangerous trend in America.
Article • June 19, 2023
Iranian Politician: U.S. and Iran Want an ‘Unwritten’ Nuclear Deal
If confirmed, the new nuclear deal is worse than we could have imagined.
Article • February 6, 2019
Why Do So Many People Want More Abortion?
It isn’t something to celebrate.
Article • July 1, 2019
Does Guttenberg Have a Comeback Plan?
The moment he is waiting for could come this year.
Article • June 23, 2021
Federal Reserve Mulls Digital Dollar
A new kind of warfare is coming—whether the United States is ready or not.
Article • September 7, 2022
The Panama Canal: ‘The Gate of His Enemies’
America forfeited its greatest seaway—to what end?
Article • November 15, 2006
Reconstruction Companies Leaving Iraq
Article • February 8, 2007
Hugo Chavez Assumes Dictatorial Powers
Article • February 8, 2005
Germany’s First Immigration Law
More ominous parallels between the Germany of today and that of the 1930s before Hitler’s rise to power.
Article • September 16, 2009
Canada: Destroying Its Own History
This past weekend, commemoration of a historic anniversary was smothered by political correctness.
